h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

That's what it feels like. Like my heart has imploded. Colapsed in on itself like a dying star becoming a balck hole, and like ablack hole it feels like my imploded heart is tugging and pulling everything else in on it.
I'm crying.
I really do ache insidea stranging dead aching.
The inner critic is beggining to stir now too. Soon all I'll what to do is destroy myself. I doubt I'll find sleeping any easier than I did 3 hours ago despite the tiedness.

Not really much I can say to that, I hope you rest easy.

Nothing really matters.

Nothing really matters, anyone can see, nothing really matters to me. Bohemian Rapsody. You just reminded me of it. I know how you feel though. I hope it lifts. You matter to me, sweeite

Mmm, I put Queen on after I posted that... I've been listening to Queen, Garbage and few other random greats recently...
Queen can be uplifting, relaxing or Melancholy... Beutiful Freddie.

Yeah. Freddie.

Nothing really matters, funny you should say that after talking about dark stars and black holes..I meant in a purely random linking up words thing...

Indeed. Even the stars die.

Stars don't die, I don't think...(could be wrong) they turn into something else or are absorbed by something else, or just spread around to other parts of the universe..

...and if they do turn into a black hole..that still isn't nothing at all, there could be light (punny) at the end of tunnel so to speak even in the darkest, blackest hole..

Though life came from the dead stars, Black Holes are like death.
They are perhaps the most terrifying and powerful bodies in the universe.
One lies apparently dormant at the centre of our galaxy but one day it will awaken like a titan and begin to devour, this may be caused by the Andromeda galaxy colliding with the Milky Way. But before that our sun may swell a destroy the earth... Though humanity will have destroyed itself by then.

Oh gosh, yes isn't it fascinating stuff

A good few million years before our sun freaks out...so no worries there..

Read about mini blackholes? Stephen Hawkins wrote about them (or theory at least), how cool are they?

Mini blackholes? Surely it take a certain amount of mass to generate a blackhole...

http://imagine.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/ask_astro/answers/020217a.html

Here is a lil more about it, it was just a suggestion and none have been found yet apparently, but that doesn't mean to say it is or isn't there...I rather like the idea myself..